1、The Show Must Go Ofg:Is TVs Cancellation Rate Rising?&2IntroductionLike everything else about television,streaming has profoundly transformed how TV series are canceled.On the one hand,it is now easier than ever for axed shows to fjnd new homes on another platform or be resurrected by a surge in aud

2、ience demand.On the other,the recent pressure to cut costs has led to companies fjnding new creative ways to save money,which thus far have included pulling original shows from their streaming catalogs,revoking second-season orders(sometimes mid-production)and,in the case of“The Spiderwick Chronicle

3、s”at Disney+,dumping a completed freshman series before it even airs.Meanwhile,the original disruptor,Netfmix,has seen its public image shift from that of a renegade TV resurrector to an ax-wielding slasher,ready to cancel viewers favorite shows at the drop of a hat.But does Netfmix or any one strea

4、mer really cancel shows more often than the rest?And this question begs others:How do streamers compare with the broadcast and cable networks?Are TV shows being canceled faster than ever?And how are slates changing here at the close of the Peak TV era?This special report from Luminate and Variety In

5、telligence Platform seeks to demystify TVs culture of cancellations through a data-driven analysis of the major streamers,along with the broadcast and cable ecosystem.Read on not just for answers to the questions posed above but an in-depth look at how,how often and why these platforms take shows of

6、g the air.Luminate is the preeminent entertainment data and insights company,unleashing access to the most essential,objective and trustworthy information across music,fjlm,television,gaming,short-form video and more.Luminates databases house information compiled from over 500 verifjed sources,manag